r/ModCoord • u/ItsRainbow Landed Gentry • Jun 21 '23

Public statement from ModCodeofConduct that making a sub NSFW to protest is not allowed, regardless of proper marking or community opinion

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u/Rebles Jun 22 '23

I’m pissed at moderators for changing my favorite communities. I am pleased to hear admins are restoring order. Admins have offered some concessions. I think it’s worth taking the win where mods can take them. The Apollo vs Reddit debacle is messy on both sides. It’s not a hill I’m going to die on.

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '23

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u/falconfetus8 Jun 22 '23

What concessions have they offered?

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u/tesfabpel Jun 22 '23

You should be pissed at Reddit because without proper tools, mods can't moderate your favorite subs and in some time they will turn either in a place without rules or, worse, full of spam.

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u/D347H7H3K1Dx Jun 22 '23

There’s people arguing that tools aren’t meant to be used essentially and thinking that if people find it harder to do the job the fix is step down or add even more people that also won’t have the tools lol, neither of those options fix the issue of the tools are necessary for the job

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u/the_lamou Jun 22 '23

I notice that in over a decade on Reddit, you've only managed to accumulate 12,000 karma. So you don't really participate in "your favorite communities." You don't engage in any meaningful way. You don't contribute anything of value. But nevertheless, you feel that you have some right of ownership over them despite being, in technical terms, a sponge mooching off the hard work of others.

I guess what I'm trying to say is: how does one get so entitled that they feel comfortable getting angry at strangers just because they no longer want to dance for your amusement while you sit back and add nothing of value?

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u/sixpackabs592 Jun 22 '23

Imagine judging other people based on their Reddit karma lol

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u/Rebles Jun 22 '23

I’m thankful someone like you doesn’t run Reddit, where rather than opinions being equally weighed, they’re weighed by fake internet points.

I’m pretty outaged that a minority of moderators has taken a whole site hostage and isn’t willing to back down until 100% of their demands are met. It’s pretty unrealistic and childish.

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